Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1885, Page 3

BRQSKA Nl ik, OMAHA, NEBRASEA. PAID UP OAPITAL.. BURPLUS NOV 1,1884 [A. R TOUZALIN, Prosident, Vice Presiders. OORE, JNO. 8. COLLINS, LEWIS 8, REED Hajden, Assistant and Acting Casbler. The Iron Bank® 00R, 12TH ANDFARNAM STS, A OGENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TEANSACTED, INTRREST allowed on time deposits apon avorable torms snd upon acsonnts of banks sad baakers, FOREIGN RXOHANGE Government Boads and Connty and Ofty seenrities borght sed sold. Tn its trantment of enstomars the moat Ii era polioy is pureued consistent with sato +0d sound banking, and we invite corresponce personal inqulry (b sonnsetion there " FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL New Yorg, March 4,—Money— 1@1}, closing at 1 per cent, Prime mercautile paper—4@be. Sterling Ixchange Bills—Dull at 4 83}; de mand, 4 86, Governments—Unchanged, exospt the fours, which declined }. Stocks —In stocks there was even less doing than yesterday, Prices for the general list up to 12 o'clock were very little changed from last night's closing figures, In the last hour the market was weak, and in the first half hour there was a decline of } to 17, OOUPONS, B W YATES, 0 lasy at 1014 T Paclfic 6'a of i BTOOKS AND BONDS, Qentral pacitio. ... Ohicago & Alton. do do pfd Ohloago, Burlington & Quincy. Delaware, Lackawana & Weaten Douver & Rlo Graud Tllinola Centra Indianapolis, Bioom. & Texa. Laks Shoro & Mithiiaal Sorthors. . Louiaville & Nashvillo. Michigan Central Bimouri Pacifo. &E, Pullman Palace Car Company. . Rock Island..... 8t Louls & 40 Funduw o Oticago, Milwlukee& safl Paul. pld.. 8t Panl & Ormaba, +do_ do Tokan Pactfs Union Pacific, . Wabaab, St Touws & do Weatorn Union Telograph. O.R. &N Ex-int. +Ex.div, * Asked, o — GENERAL PRODUOR, CHICACO, Cu1ca60, March 4 —Flour—Feeling weak and about unchanged. Wheat —Active, unsettled, fluctuated vio- lently, excited. opeued excited 4 over yes terday’s close, declived a trifle, mllied, ad- vanced {c, receded jc, advanced fe, declined ge, fluctuated and closed over yesterday; @76}c for cash; 70A@75ie tor March; 754 @7t ¢ for April; S03@80%0 for May. Con—Fa tive, ruled higher, trading centering on May, May opened le higher, eased off a trifle, ndvanced ic, and closed i over yesterday: 31§@39}c for cash; 37jc for DMarch; 38c for April; 41§@414e for May. Qata—Firm during most_of the session, near futures $@gc better, May 4c higher, near the Ll\»‘l' weakened and closed lc over enwrd'\) ¢ for cash aud March; ¥ : for A\pn 3 “'Rye—Steady at Barley ~ Nominal at 6: Timothy —1@2: higher; prime, 134@1 35, Flax Seed—Scarce and quiet; No, 1, 1 46, Pork—Moderately active, firmer, tuled ir- lar, advanced 10@124c eacly, declined 5 @7 v.rl“lh" aud closed “steaiy at medium figures; 12 874@12 40 for cash and March; 15 424@12 15 for April; 125:4@12 15 for May, Fairly active and firmer, advanced cand closed steady at medinm figures; A@6 80 for cash and March; 6 85@6 574 or April; 6 923@6 95 for Ma Bulk Meats—Shoulde clear, 6 60@6 65; short Whisky—Steadyfat 1 15, Butter - Quiet and weak; choice to” roamery, 0@ @2c. Cheese—Steady and unchanged, Eggs—Firmer; frosh, 21@2%. Hidos—Unchanged, Tallow—Unchanged, 5@ be, 6 15@ fancy ; good to choico dairy, 18 nawph. Flour, bbls... + 26,060 ‘Wheat, bushels Oorn, bushels Oata, bushels. Rye, bushels. . Barley, bushels, , TOLEDO, TorLeno, March 4, —Wheat— W' Mker, No2 red, cash and March, 7 orn— Quiet and firm; 18¢ bid, Oats—Dull and nominal; No, LIVEBPOOL, LiveRroot, March 4. ~Wheat—Quiet and lw‘;’y with fair demand; holde rs offering free- nter red western 65 8d@11d, Corn~—ull and in poor demand; new west- orn wixed, 45 44d, KANSAS OITY. KAN8AS UrTy, March 4, cash, g bid, 1o asked; May, gli@s” rn—Steady casl ay, 81 o D e mana e bid., CINCINNATI, CiNcINNaTL, March 4, —Whisky—Steady in moderate demand at 113, KEW YORK PRODUON, New YOBk, March 4. —Wheat—Spot lots options 13@1§, closing advanced 1@14c and firm;_ receipts, 64,000 bushels; 3xports, ungraded red, 8997 (@ No, 2 red, 58/@0; May closing at 914c. Corn-Bpot lots §@lc and op“um botter, closiog firm: receipts, {141,000 ols; exports, 144,000; bushels; ung, Oats — Market 4@dc higher; receipts, 74, exports none; mixed western, 34 Eggy—Western frosh, stronger at 25} B Bty i i A A _ Lard ~Higher; western stoam spot quoted " Bulbter—Quite weak at 10@35, ST, LOUIS PRODUCE, Br, Louvis, March 4.- Wheat—Higher and unsettled, fluctuated within a smail range and closed f@je over yeeterds carh; 8130 for Maich; 50, closiug inside. Corn—Highier and firm a7de for April; 35@38ic A Very dlo Rye—Quiet at 63, Basley—Steady at 60 B14@sife fo zsiie for Bubter—: ery, 28@33¢, Bhip'ta, 24,000 ‘Wheat—Stronger; !gc bus raded, 60§ @b3; No, 2, ul!(u..mju, May closiog at 497c, May: ruor cash; 36§@ | White Russian, 4 55, g W for cash; Sljs for 500 teady: dairy, 20@27c cream- 7106, 110 Fegs— Higher at 180 Fiax Seed—Steady Dran-—Steady at Gic Cornmenl —Firm at 2 AFTERNOON BOARD and firm; S6ic for May Corn for May and June Oants —\ tln done, MILWAUKER PRODUCE rrEr, March 4.— Wheat. 0 Wheat - Opened steady Firm: “Oate- Rye Barley Peovisions Dull and OHIOAGO, March 4, —~Drovers’ Journal re Raseipts, 5,300; market weak, dull and a shade lower; shipping steers, 4 006 00; common to good cows, 2 U0@4 00; stockers, 850@ 1 00; feeders, active at 4 50@4 70, Hogs—I 3,000; elow, steady; ro packing packing snd #hippivg, 4 (0@ Iw(«l ; ekips, 300@ 100, 55 light, op - .m(m- 700; inferlor to 100. Lambs, 100 8T Lovrs, March shipments 3 low qualiti mon to ok bntchers' steers, 4 0 8 004 00; stockers unl cornfed Texans, 4 00@ ) Sheep—Receipte, 1, ‘shipments slow; common to extra, 2 F0@4 25, A8 CITY LIVE 8TOCK, Onttle—Rereipts, exports, b 401 50; common to choice ¢hipping, 4 500 kers and feedors 8 60@1 45; cows, LovIs, 4, — Oattle — Receinta )0; best grades, roarce and «, weak; exports, b 75 shippine, 4 50 cows and b S0@4 n- 1,100; ar, 1,100 fir 5@ 5 lots, 215 Toga—Receipte, 3,000 head; wi 5, malaly 4 30@ 285 pounds, 4 15@4 m 10, Sheep—Receipts, mon to good, 1 00@H — OMAHA MARKETS, Orrror oF THE OMAHA B, Wedneaday ovening, March 4. The following prices are charged retailers by jobbers, wholosale and commission mer chants with the exception of grain, which i« quoted at the prices furnished by the eleva: tors and other local buyers: Grain Wheat—0Oash No. 2, 61a, Barley—Nothing doing. Rye—Oash No. 8, 40c.. Oorn—No, 3, 25¢. White Corn- Oata—No. 2 ead; steady; com. Flour Winter Wheat—TFirm;best quality patentat 300@3 25. Second quality—$2 50@2 80, Spring Wheat—Best quality patent at $2 81 2 90. Second qunhty m 15@2 50. Bran— boc per Chopped I‘eulAPyr 100 1bs,, T5c. Corn Meal—30 85@1 00 per cwt. Scmenmg—buc per cwt, General Produce Poultry—Has been rather quiet this week; receipts are mod d chickens and duck ares ort of dema uuckm dressed, per * choice, 10@1lc, fair to good 7c; Turkeys drmscd per lb., chmc»' 11@12¢; fair to good, 8@dc; Geese, dreesed, per Ib., choice, 1lc} fair to gocd, S@9c; Ducks,dressed, per Ib., choics, 10@11c; fair to good, 9c Egzgs—1lhe feeling 18 weak, and prices range from 24c down ' to 22c. Butter—Demand i good, especially for the better grades, of which receipts are only very light, Leices contigno firin and prospecta favor an ad ce. Creamery, good, 14@16¢; choice dairy, 1’ grades, S@10c. Gama—Is now very quiet and receipts have come down to a trifle since the 1st. Prairie chickens, per doz, 83 50, quail, 75@1 00; geose per doz. 300@350; jack rabbits, per doz, 300@3 small ruhblu @1 00; snipe, doz, 75@100; ducks, mallard, 2 00@2 50; ducks, teal and mix«d, 150@200. Potatoes—As long as the cold weather lasst the potato business will not amount ta much. A fow carshave been reccived butthey all show more or less frost, and 40c has been tie highest prices obtained. Well assorted stock, free from frost and put up in sacks, will probably bring 45@5Cc, Onions—There have not been any receipts Uufrozen stock is scarce and will sell bushel, or 2 25@2 50 per barrel, in a Beans—Are getting to be quite scarce_now and market rules firm on clean stock. Navy per bushel, 140@1 60; wedium, per bushel, 12513 Boncsmalmostino demand; sales at 1@14e per 1b, Honey Comb—Choice domestic, 15@16¢; California, 14@15c. Besswax In good demand, Choice bright, per Ib 2 ; common to good dark per Ib, Y5@z0- Cider—‘‘Ohio” “per bbl,, $7 003 “York State” per bbl., 28 00; per 4 bbl., $173; densed per gal, 85¢; crab apple, purgll Cheese—Full cream, western, 12 sin new, 1 onng American, Maple Sugar—Pure, in bricks, per n;, 16c. and slow Vucun. Grocers' List, OaxNED Goops.—Oystes o(Standard) per case, 3 90; strawberrios, 2 1b "per case, 3 raspberries, 21b, per case, 2 50; California pears per case, b 80; apricots, per case, 5 00; peaches por case, b 90; white cherries per case, 6 75; plume per case, 4 50; whortleber- riew per case, 3 00; exg pluins, 2 1b, per case, 90; green gages, %1 per case, 2 U0; pine 2 1b, per case, 5 50 i ey 40 Ibs, 165, 12, 85, 124c, boxer bs, 16 o, 6, 14c. , Masones—Per ‘caddie, 85c; round,rlcase Luare, cases, 1 70; Oshkosh, casesgr .0 AL o ulated, 7c; confectioners’ A, Standard extra O, 6¢; extra C, bic; medium yellow, bic; dark yellow, 5)@6ic. Correes—Ordinary grades, 12@124c: fair, 12 @lshei good, 134c; prime, 14@15ho; choice, ancy green and yellow, 16@164c; old , Arbucklels romt- < roasted, 16c; K's Aurora, Sc; an- 4 f(nvernnmnt od, 160; MoLu I‘rgxlunnn Taves w@m c. $inor—Standard Com., 38¢, bbls; Staadard do, 4 gallon kogs, 125, Solu—In 1b papers, 820 per case; keg, per Mm-@ bnv Frorrs—No 1, quarter apples. bbls N C sliced, boxes, 7§c: evapo oxes, blackberries, boxes, 11 o, peaches, evaporal ALCOHOL—188 pooof alcokol 2 30 per win onall n';n STlllumJi. -lp:m%, 135 proof. 11217) ar proof gallon; tripple refined spiri Proot, 119 Hy on; redistilled whiskies, 1 00'1 60' hna lended, 1 50@32 60, Gixs—Tmported, 4 50@600; domestic, 1 40 00, @g’lcn-—l(uflm in barrels, 600; do o bl barele, 3 50; mall i baresl.T alf bamels, 5 00; ghorkina in Pareals, 505 do in hu_l(‘bu L o 'xAs-~Gunpowder, 6, 60@6c; good Imperial, 40@48c; choice, 60@ 850; Young Hyson, good, 8(@50c; choloe, 6 @1'00; Japan, natural leaf, 75c; Japan choice, 60@75¢; Oolong good, 85@40c; Oolong chol | 40@b50; Souchong, good, 30@40c; —No, 1 mack Family § bbis., 4 25; No, 1 Lt 108 ‘family kit No. 1 whitefish, half bb , ,650; No. balf bbis, 800; family I trout, half bils., b 23, Woomxwui—T-o hoop pails, 1 85; three J: pails, 210. ‘Tubs, No. 1,9'00; pionser wi annu;muu. Crown, 3 90; well- ¢ | P Kivi Savom Tmperlals 8 16; Kirk's satinet, 330; Kuk's o ; Kirl hmll% r Porasi—Pennsylvania cans, 4 cans in ca ‘" ball, 2 o oG, 190 e chor 3 doz in o.hfl‘.u'iua. {08020, Wik, 1001107 bwist “xkfir:—lln York apple, 160; Ohio ap- Sau—Drag loads, per bl cke, 3 50; bbla A Srices cassis, 150, ( Pepper, 10¢; spice, 14¢; cloves, Dry Goods BROWN SHEETING tio P, be; Atlantic L Beaver Dam I‘L [ iswronce LL, bl andard, 6c; Brunawick, ! %08 Argyle, 6jo; Bep Salisoury It, 6o, BLEACHED (OTIONS Ballon, 4-4, 64c; Bal- Hge; Cumberland, 4-4, Se; l'l oll DD, “airmount, 4de; Fruit of the Loom 9¢; Glory of the Waet, Sic; Golden Gate, Hill 7.8, 8e; Hill 4.4, York Mills, 113c; Wamsutta, 104c. ]‘n)(u[‘ ‘olored)—Boston, 8 oz, 114e; Bos 10 oz, 14he; Boston, 9 oz., 146 Fall River Pa bg Droks (Gray) — West Point, § oz, Point 10 oz., 14¢; Point Bear, 8 TICKINGS—Amoskeng v, ‘ordin, 10§o; Poarl River, {amleton Awnings, 124c. lde; l'.wnwr Dreek AA Beaver Creek BB, 11 Beaver Oreok rs, 8o; Jaffrey D & T, 1280; Tatre; X, 13§c; Pearl River, 13c; War- ren AXA (brown), 12¢; Warren BB (brown), Ser Warron GG (browal, 106, Caxnnics - Fifth avenue glove finish, Keystone glove finish, o Conswr JzAxs —Amory, The; Hancock, 8c; Hearsayer Sto; Rockport, 7e. PRixTs - Allens, bhe; American, bfe; Arn- B ’mun)‘ 44¢; Inaigo, 6he; Indigo 7-8, 11he; Indigo 44, 124o; Steel River, bhc; Charter Oak, 4c. PriNTs SHIRTINGS —American, 5o; Oocheco, 5o Glovcester, fie; Southbrdge, 440; Waver: loys: $§c; Rosedale, 4fc. GINGHAMS—Amoskeng staples, 8jc; Batos staples, fc; Lancaster staplos, Sc; Plunket Jlaids 9¢; Hudson checks, 8yc; Amoskeag Porsians, he. Diess Goobs—Atlantic alpaces, 9jo; Per- slan cashmire, 234c; Hamleton cashmero, 15}c; Hamleton Fancus, 1140; Hamleton brocades, 150; Arlington brocade, 18c, akor XX Heavy Hardware List, ron, rates, 2 80; plow steel,spectal crat, crucible, 7o; special or German, do, 16a%0c; ‘wagon spokes, set, 2 25 por set, 1 35; telloes, sawed dry, 1 40; tongues, each, 70085¢; axles, eash, 75¢; Kquaro nuts per 1b, 7allc; washers, per b, Sals Ib, 11¢; coil chain, per 1b, 6a12 8¢; iron wedges, bo; crowbars, teeth, 4o; spring steel, 7aSc; Burden's horse shoes, 4 50; Burden's muleshoes, 5 30, Baksen Wine—TIn car lots, 400 per 100, NaiLs—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 45, SroT—Shot, 1 8; buckshot, 2 10; orlental powder, kegs, 640; do, half kegs, 3 48; do, Quarter kegs, 188 blastiog, kegs, B 86; fuse, per 100 feet, 50c. Lrap—Bar, 165, CoaL— Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- rls run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lump 500; Whitebreast nut, 5 00; Iows lump, Towa nut, 5 00; Rock' Spring, 7 00; Hir clet, 11 35a11 50; Canon City, 7 00 per ton, Leather. Oak sols, 88@42c; hemlock sole, 28@33c; hem.ock kip, £0c; runner €5c to 75¢; hemlock calf, 85 to 100: hemlock upper, 24 to 24c; oak uppar, 24c; alligator, 400 to 550; calf kid, eisen kid, 250 to 275; oak kip, 80« w 1 00; oak calf, 120 to 1 80; French kip, ; Fronch calf, 1 25 to 2 00; russetta i 600 to 850; toppings, .. Moroceo, 80 to 35c; pebble 0.D Morown '350; simon, 2 50 @3 00. ARNESS —No, 1 star oak, 85c; No, 2, 82c; No, hog{n oak, 34c; No, 1 Milwaukee 33c; o, 810, . 1 Pitts oak har, 35; No. B Pitta oak malleable, Hides. Steady; green butchers’ 6c; green cured, 73 @74; dry flint, 12@14c, dry salt, 10@11c: dam- avod hides tworthirds price. Tallow— 4@, Grease—Primo white, 4@4fc. Sheep Pelts—25c@ Tobacco. Plug Tobacco~ Climay, 45¢; Bulllon, 5o Horseshoo, 44c, Star, 46¢; Rudy, 45c;’ Her- sy, 405 Bl 38@40; Spearhead, 460; Ovr Repe, 48¢; Piper Heidsieck, Gc, Fine Cut—Common, 30ct Medium, 4Ce; good, 45@60c; Hard to Beat, 70c; Favorite, 60c; 'Diamond Crown, bdc; Sweet Sixteen, Smokiog -0, 8., 22; Moerschoum, 30c; Durham, 16¢ oz, 51c; Durham, 8 oz, 55¢; Dar- ham, 4 0z. 57¢; Durham, 2 oz., Wcz Seal of North Carolina, 16 0z.,41c; Seal of North Car- olina, 8 oz, 43c; Seal of North Carolina, 4 oz., 48¢; Seal of North Carolina, 2 z., 60c; O, 8., urham, 4 0z., 280; O, K. Durham, 2 oz, 30¢ Unclo Ned, ' 250; Tom and Jerry 23, Lumber. 'WHOLESALR, We quote lumber, lath and shingles on car at/Omaha ot the following prices: 151015 AND SCANTLING 10 foot and wader, TrprRs—16 feet and under, 18 00, Trxpxr AND JoIsT—20 ft, 19 00; 24 ., 20.00. Fexoina—No, 1, 4 and 6 in,, 20 00; No, 2, 18 00, SueatHING—No, 1 (24 common boards), 18 00; No. 3, 16 00, ST0cK BoARDS—A, 4500; B, 40 00; O, 85 00, 5 Etoouise—No. 1, 85 00; No, 3, 30 00; No. SIDING, clear—25 00; No, 2, 2250; No. 8, 18 00, OziLiNe—3, 30 SHINGLES, beat Lara—3 00 per M, Liwe—Per barrel, 100: bulk per bushel, 35c; cement; bbl. 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, 2 50; hair per bus, 50c; tarred felt, 100 lbe, —; traw board 300, 20 00, 50; standard, 8 00, Drugs, Druus AND OrEMICALS—Acld, carbolic, 400 acid, tartaric, 50c; balsam ccmihn. per 1b. 65¢; bark, rassafras, per Ib, 12¢; calomes, per 1b, ‘Juc. mmhumdln, per oz, $0 50; chloro form, per Ib, €1 00; Dovers powders, par b, $1 25; epsom salts; per lb, Sic; giycerine, pure, per b, 25¢; lend tate, per 1b, 20c; oil castor, No, 1 por gal. ; il castor, No. per gal., 81 40; oil, o. e. per gal,, $1 40; oil, origanui, 50c; opium, 8% 60; quinine, P, & W., and R, &8, per oz, 81 20; potassium Todide, per Ib,, €8 50; salicin, per oz, 40c; sulphate morphine, per oz, ' $3 40; eulphur, per lb,, 4c; strychnine, per oz., $1 85 Paints Otls and Varnishes. Oms—110 carbon, per gallon, 1lc; 150 headlight, per gallon, 13¢; 175 headiignt 3adgallon, 16c; 150° water white, 16c; lin- soed raw, per gallon, 52c; linseed boiled, per sallon, b Lard, wibtor ste'd, per gallon, Toc; No. 1, soc, No.'2, 50; castor per gal. lon, 1 , 1 40; sweet, Dflrgalfon 100 sperm \0 B., per gallon, 1 60; fish W, B, per gallon, Pnl.xfnut extra, per gullon, 90¢ No. 1, 75c; lubrizating, zero, per gallon, 30c; B T A e s eaNos. O lon, 86¢; No. 2, 280; sperm, mal, per gallon 90c; turpentiné, per gallon, :90pasptha,ic , rer gallon, 16c, Dry Palots White lead 89c; Frence xe, Coj Faris #hiting, 2jo; whmnk gilders, 1jc; whiting com'l, 14o; Germantown, 14¢; lampblack, it Prussian blue, 55 n | untramarine, 1 brown, 8¢; umber, burnt, 4c; umber, raw, 4c; sienna, burn dot; slonva, raw, doi Paris groen, genuine, 3t Paris Common 20c; chroiue re E I Hlog, 3 nx . 8 A L e RS 3 s o Fisn o i o, oot GThS |2 re, Amerioan, ot mugh brown, 2je; spuu.h brown, 2 furni ;rl\ "Ié 40; coach, sy ¥ ar, st Ja T0c; ] tum, ea fau, Toos wpheficm 2 —~White lead, Omaha, P, P, Bhe; white lead, 8¢, Louls, pure, bic; Marseil 3 French zine; 12¢; French zinc, red seal, 1lo, les green, 1to 51 cans, 200 een seal, ‘rench lln:, in varnish asst., 20¢; French zine, in oil assf 1 orown, black and lvory hl.a, ua. Prussian u. chrome green, fi. Do Shaber groee, Lo M, 11 1 Mx Ashton, 8 60, —Atlantio A, The; Atlan. Thes an ¢; Lonsdale, 7§c; New 210 rivets, per |Ib, 15 : Wholesa;le 18¢; Tndian red, 156; Venotian red, 9o; can red, 3%0; American vermillion, ) y , 186 Ao Atent fryer, 8c; eraining colorw, light onk, dark oal, walnut. chestnut and ash. 160 DENVER ado, 100 Ibs, 1 50@1 75; ent, 100 1ba., 2 75@3 00; Kanaas, 100 1os, @300; grabam, 100 168, 150: fyn, 100 Ibs, buck-wheat, per bbl. 7 BAIN, Fren, Ero.—Wheat ' corn in sacks on track, 100 oats, in sacks on track, 100 1ha o 1 15@1 20; Colorado white, 1 20@ 110@1 15; barley 100 Ibs, 1 50@1 ton, on track, 14 0N@15 00; chop, corn, * 1bs, on track, 70c 3 chop mixed, 100 Iba, on track, 1 00@1 20; corn meal, 100 Ibe, @1 40, HAv—Balod, upland, ton, upland, loose, ton, 10 00@ tom, baled, 10 00@11 00, 12 00@15 00; straw, baled, @8 00, Borres 100 Ibe, $100 13 00@15 00; 00; second bot. fa, looss, ton, on track, ton, 6 00 b, 4le , choice, 1b 0c; dairy, fair — Oreamory, fancy - 8o o ; dairy, Ro0 @160; cooking, 1b, State, candled_and warranted, dor, Full cream, 16@176; halt cream, skim, b, 9¢; Swiss, domesti i Swiss, {mported, 80@82 burger, 18¢. Pourtry dresed ducks, b, H@ 16¢, oxs—Colotado, Live old chickens, 1, 15@16¢; oz, 5 00@5 £0; dressed turkeys, 1bs, @1 053 o, 1 Onfona, yellow, 100 Ibs, i cabbags, 100 ibs 200, beess, “Ibe, 1 10@1 25; tarnips, 100 ibs, 1 25, Fruirs - Lemons, per box, Mosstnia, 4 00 450; oranges, ]"l«)rii box, 650@7 00; nn‘la-, fancy bbi, 5 60@ pplos, medium, Cunkn Meats —Hams, sugar cured, 1o, 113 @11§c; bacon, breaktust, Ib, 12@12ke; dry aalt ulden, Ib, 74@8c; lard in’ pails, 9y@9§c; lard in tiarces, 8gc. Frksit Mears—Dressed beot, Colorado, ngr 12,54(“:. hoge, Ib, 63@Ghe; mutton, b, 7 @7 Livk Stovk—Colorado etecrs, per 100 Ibs 410@4 50, Hidee,.—Dry Flint No. 1, por b, 114@120; No. 2, Ib, 9(@10c; greon_ steers and branded calf, 1b, 4@be; green calf,1b, 8@10c; gresn kip, Ib, 6@7ec; sheep skina, dry, 8@10c; deer skins, 20c; sutelope eking, lo, 12@15: tallow, 1b, b@6o WooL—OColorado No, 1. per Ib, 14@16c; buck, 1b, 8c; Mexiean, 7@10c, Fisn—Mackeral, No. 1, 140 kit, mess 1 60@?2 00; Oalifornia_ salmon, halt bbi, 10 60} Holland thorring, kog, 1 50@1 60; trout, per 1b. 15@160 Enjoyed, “T am enjoying poor health,” marked an efflicted Jad, better in our enjc Mr. G.W. L. Fortune, ot Okolons, Ark., writes: * My wife uecd six bottles of Brown's Iron Bitters duting last year with very marked benefit, She is enjoyinyg better heslth tban for eeveral yesrs past. With her it is now fndispensable.” This kind of en- joyment may be the poriion of all the sadly re- But we cando Rallwav Time Table. In Effect Jan, 18th, 1885, The attention of the traselling 1o fach that thisla th correct thme fable publ Al traina Central Sta Tralns of the prblts 1 called to plote a from Omaha by St P, M. & 0. arrive st and de part trom their depot, corner of 14th and Webater stroots; trains o, the B, & M., 0, B. £ Q. and K, 0 St J. & C. B. from tho B, & M, depos; all others from Ahe Union Pacific depot , Dally; b, excopt SAtarday; o, except Sunday) ! | oxcopt MWonday. W;}!T“’ ARD DEPART, Unien Paclnc Overland K Golorado. Expreas . & Rep, Valloy |= “Mal aud Exprees . L& M. In Nsb. Atall i Express Night Exprees. BOUTHWARD Mlsfcuvl Pacific| reee DAY Exprosa, Nizht Expreas, K.C8t.J.&.C AttSmOGt. 1a Councll Biufty vlnbnah Route. Chioe FORXPLOR o, “B4.Louls Kxpress .. EASTWARD, C. M. & 8t. Paul Day, Expreee Express AWM | A LEY ] u. 0 . N-W. 7 Expross ‘Kight Expross...., PRty C. Blufty NORTHWARD, C 8t P M A& O .8loux City Express...| ce For Chicago v | For Chicago via BURLINGTON, 10W. THE LARGEYT JRON. WORKS N THE STATE Trie Murnay Iron Works. ENG'NESY ASPEflLTIE& BOILERS, MILL AND MINING MAGHINERY. X PATENT 106G D0GS AND SAW MILL SPERIALTIES Adtomatic Cut-Off Engines Steam Pumps, Meat Catting Machines Tunking Qutfits & Presses Whseled Scrapers, Fruit: Evapordtors, Prairie Corn Shellers. 1RON WORK, LKOENT FoR THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS SEND FOR ESTIMATES, SPECIAL NOTICE;TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Ground Qil Cake It is {hie bost and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound Is equal to throe pon: ds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter instead of running down, will {ncrease fn welght and be in good marketable condl tlon in the spring. Dairymen, as woll ¥s others, who use it, can testify to {ta mew lta. Try It and judge for yourselves, Prico $24 00 per ton. No charge for sacks Addrees WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS, Omaha, Neb, PJBOY IR CO. (DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF 3 |Oakiand Accommodation Iowa Dlv S.C.&P. V. Patl Nght Fpross The 9 m and & p m dummy traine Also A8 the teansfer In time to make oastern co buinod cheok baggage mve at ections, OMAMA BRIDCE TRAINS Dummy Tralns--Leave Omaha at 8 40,8 00 900, 1000, 11 15 1m, 100, 2 00, 8 00, 4 00, 5 00, 8 00, 1085 pm. On Sundaysthe 800 and 1000 & w aad 500 and 400 p m traina do not run. Arrive at trans. tor dopot 18 minutes later: Broadway depot %0 min. ates later, Lowvo Councl Blute (Brosdway depet) ab 1 10, 830 980, 10 80, 1 0, 8 30. 430, 50,6 8 RQT1 08 p . - On adiye tho 550 ana10 50 sud 830a0d 6 50 p m traine will not run, Arrive al Tranefor 7 minutes later, Omalia 20 minutes late TransforTralns—Leave Omahast § 16, 858 10 05 & m, 426, 6 10 and 6 65 p m, dally. Arrivoad 9 45 and 11168 1, 1335, 785 and 816 SUNDAY TRAINS To and from Chicago via tho Tripartite Alllance Lines. |_BUNDAY 0 [ | B-I | NW| NWI RI| Ml 7-28 1" 21| 7-28 1 1% weak and weary who take Brown's Iron Bitters. —— A Conductor’s Vicissitudes, St. Paul Globe. Many langbable incldents are told of the checkered carcer of Conductor An- derson oa the Mirnlapolis and St. Louis road. At one time, when condusting on the Montana division of the Northern Paclfic road, over a yesr ego, he slugeed an attache of a prominent hotel in St. Paal, where he was spending his vaca- tion. The reason given for the aesault to Judge Burr was that the hotal man had been too free in his attentlons to Anderson’s wi'e. The judge fined him $10, and as the fine wss read to him, he siye, “Judge, I wil pay you 850 if you will send this man west of the Miesouri,” But there was something in s'ore for the conductcr he little expected. When he went back to Montana he heard that a spotter had been slong the line, and a number of the ccnductors were being dis:harged fof “‘knocking down.” He did not take loog to con- eider what to do, but sent In his resigna- tlon and went wi b tke Minneapol's & St. Louis company. 1t was one night some months after that the spct'er who wasin Moxtins, got on bis traln, a freight, on which the orders probibited passengers from riding. Anderson did not say a_word to him, unti! he reached a lonely place near Albert Lee, where there wes 15t a station on either side for near ten miles. Then he stopped the train and gave the spotter’s baggage a kick into the dltch and tcok the spotter himself by the cost col'ar and slung him after it. When he arrived at Minneapo- lis he went to the saperintendent and eaid: “I found a spotter on my traln near Albert Lee and I kicked him and his baggage off, and now I want to resign.” The supcrintendent looked up rither pleased said thera was no neceseity for rerigalng, as the company w2s in need of such wen. He was travsierred to & pastenger train. Mr., T, Bann, 45 Stoncki'l strect, Liv- erpool, Eogland, says: “I have tricd Jacobs Oil for neuralgia; the pain lefc me after cne rubbing.” JOHN NAGEL, RS80R T0 Nacer, suce H sty Produce And Commission, Ho, 366 Holladey St, ~ DENVER, COL. Solicit Consignments and guar- antee quick sales and prowpt re- turns. Give usa trial. References——Bradstreet’s or Duns Agencies; and German National Bank, Denver. | NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS, Notice {8 hereby given that tio boar) of County couaty, Fe'rasia, will re- ceive proposals with plans and speci foations for tho coustruotion ol five (5)irou ot comblnation bildyes , 40 tect span with 10 resting on piliog— five i to bo 72 {63k in- length Pprosch st each end, restiog piles ander each Fourteon (14) feet o on three piles fcurteen feot 1ong. One bridge 38 feet span with 10 foet rcadway in the ulear, roitiag on Deats 13 feek i Belght madeof oak 10 Beat) ‘Sucnorth of Liberty over Woll crock, 82 foct span, 14 tost roudway in the olcar, Fostiug "vu pilluk 20 fiet lorg Uno bridge o Clatonia, 60 feet span with roadway 14 fect in the clear, resting on pilig 22 fe piling must’ be of red cudar or 0ak ing il te of less thani 12 inches In - di seter (s 1he cloas ebut end, and must all s well ewey braced undernesth all' ridgss and ap: prusches, A'l caps mu ¢ be of white or burr 0ak acd not lesy %10 must be of g ches thick, All mat:rials must be subj ot to aud appi oval of the comumissioncrs. ‘The comulssicuars Feser:¢ the FIghE (o rojoct any or )l bids. All properals must 1, 80und wak jlank not the taspection wed on out. s »0d ime and § 1»- -n bids wil penes By order of the bounty commissioners, i 1800 A "r\a Febilic ™ 80y ) pETHOUD, Co. Cletk, 110-81 16 | 2-28 | 9-80 Bunday evening and Monday morning trains arrive in corresponding order. - C. B & Q. tralus run evory Yy STOCK YARDS TRAINS. Leave Unlon Pacific depot at 6 30 a m and § €0 p. Arrive trom Stock Yards at 7 40 1a and 6 40 p m. Mall Time Card. SAFES, VAULTS, 'LOCKS, ETC. AORNO P'arnam Witront,. Omaha 2. M. STEELE, & CO.. WEHOLESALE GROCERS H. B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Ohleago, Manager of the Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Depsrtments. A fuil line of all grades of the above; also Pipes and Smokers’ carrled In stock. Prices and sawples furnished on application. Open orders introsted to us shall recelye our careful Iattention. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ABENVS FGR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O C. F. COCODMAN. Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window (lass, OMAHA, NEB. ROUTE. ..Union Pacific Local Mal s 80f 7 00 |Union Pacific Through Mail ... 0,& Rep, o | Sloux Uy & Pacific Local Sioux City & St. Poul. ., Oouncil Blufl+ & Kansas Cits| ...Council Blufts Local. Fort Omah: Missouri Pacil Wabash -St. L uls, Wabash—Chicago, - Trvingion. s 30, 8 60 " Ofticeopen aumll)llvnm 1, K COUTANT P . THE OLD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, [SUOCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. 00.) The mosh extensive manatacturers Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD. cbn Hockstrassor General Agent or Hebraska an Wostorn Lowa. 19 8. Tenth Street tation Bilila cmcmo wesrsnn AY. THE BEST uunx AND SHORT LINE Om Council Bluffs and Chicaoo, The only llne 10 take for Des Moines, arshall: cown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chicago, Ml waukee and all pointe east. To the people of Ne. brasks, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Nevads, Oregon, Washington and Cailfornia it offery superior advaotages not possible by any other line, Among a few of the numerous polnts of superlor: ity ejoied by the patronsof this rosd botween Omaha and Chicago, are its two traivs a day of DAY COACHES which aré thefinest that human att and {ogenulty can create; Its PALACE which sre models of comfort and elega LOR DRAWING ROOM CARS, unsurpasscd snd 118 widely colebratod PALATIAT DINI u CARs the equal of which cannot be four d elasw her &t Conincll Blugis tho traios of the Union Pacife Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of the Chica 0 & Northwestein Ry In Chicago the traing of thie i make close conncetion with those of all castera lines. For Detrolt, Niagara Ful and nnl-r.nm.nlummu Columbus, Indianapolis, Circlunaty Buffalo, Piitsburg, Toronto, Montreal jew York, ladelphis Baltimol Wash- Taton and all polta o Vbl Easty aak the cked agent for tickets via the NORTH-WESTERN, ' It vou wisn the hest accommodationst All agents sell tckote via this ling M. HUGH)TT, General Maoag ticket R 9. HAIR, t Gea. Pass. Agen| CHICAGO, DREXEL & MAUL (SUOUESS0RS TO JOEN . JACOBN) UNDERTAKERS |7 ¢ At the old stand 1417 Faroam 8i. Crders by bele g olcited and prompil sieuded ta. Telepboot 1, a1l wouknoss ot eBorative 364D {e1thoY sex., SLux mall J, HoWarner, 2007 Biate Bh,Cliosao 18 uphrodisiac, arons- o uotivity, poiitively cures impoteney, M. HELLMAN & Co, Whuiesale Glothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, ODEA.ELA. . NEBIR.ASEC M. ‘W ¥, BROWN, GEO, BROWN ‘W. F. BROWN & CO.: COMMISSION DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK Offce, Exchange Building Union Stock Yards, s O OMAIA, NEB. FiRst NATIONAL BANK, Omaha; W A. PAxtox, Prest. and Treas. Unfon Stock Yds., Omaha Also oonnected with Gregery, Cooley Ce , Unlon Stock Yards, Chicago. SwaN Bros., Cheyenne. Joux A. McSuaxs, Manager Bay State Cattle Co. 3. A. CamionTON Prest. First Nat'l Bank, Omaha, Address all communications—Unlon Stock Yards, Cmahs, Nebraska. HENRY LEHMARNN, JOBBER OF Wall Paper and Window Sha EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED 18]FARLAM BTREET, . [ OMAHA, NEB LAG-LR FRANZIFALK BREWINC-CO, Milwaukee. Wis. BEE R ’ GUNYHER & CO,, Sole Bottlers, NRY T. CLARKE, Prest. and Treas. Ll JOHN T, CLARKE, Sscretary, H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE ~ DRUGGISTS AI((J EST Jolbing Drug house between Chioago and San Francisco. CAVITAL BTOCK, §200,000, W T AR ont the hottanscl the maske at i taes. Wil doplicate Chicago aad. 8t Lodls prices. with freight added. _Our spectalty will bo Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Window Glass 1imates given on piat® glass. To those ahout to embark in the drug business will do well to consuly ingerest by calling on us or seud for our prioe 1ist which will apgear about January bth, Mail ordecs ted. 1114 HARNEY sTREET | SANDER, HOWE & CO,, ‘ LIVE ST[]EK COMMISS 2 OFFICES. - Unlon Stock Yards, Telephone Ko, 57, Omaha, Neb Liberal Advances on Consignments. Vice President